Review: moonlight seduction by jennifer l. armentrout

6/29/2018

The de Vincent brothers are back—and so is the intrigue that surrounds them—in New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout’s sizzling new novel . . .

Nicolette Bresson never thought she’d return to the de Vincents’ bayou compound. It’s where her parents work, where Nikki grew up . . . and where she got her heart broken by Gabriel de Vincent himself. Yet here she is, filling in for her sick mother. Avoiding Gabe should be easy, especially when so much of Nikki’s time is spent trying not to be stabbed in the back by the malicious hangers-on who frequent the mansion. But escaping memories of Gabe, much less his smoking-hot presence, is harder than expected—especially since he seems determined to be in Nikki’s space as much as possible.

Gabriel spent years beating himself up over his last encounter with Nikki. He’d wanted her then, but for reasons that were bad for both of them. Things have now changed. Gabe sees more than a girl he’s known forever; he sees a smart, talented, and heartbreakingly beautiful woman . . . one who’s being stalked from the shadows. Now, Gabe will do anything to keep Nikki safe—and to stop the de Vincent curse from striking again.

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Moonlight Seduction is the second installment in Jennifer L. Armentrout’s de Vincent series. I’ve yet to read the first but it didn’t take away from the story. This novel is meant for mature readers.

From the first page I was entertained by the characters and intrigued of what was to come. Nikki was a likable character, the type of person that helps her parents no matter how much she despised the work. Gabe definitely seemed over-confident, but then again he was brought up not needing anything. I really liked Gabe’s look of wearing his hair long and in a ponytail, it was sexy. And when you had both characters together, the chemistry was evident. Armentrout did an amazing job of creating a relationship that wasn’t rushed but not dragging it out. She created a setting where you want more from all the side characters and you know there are more stories to be told.

This novel had so many great elements: mystery, conflict, friendship and romance. I recommend this novel to those that like romance with a bit of a thriller mixed in.

An advance complimentary copy of this book was supplied in exchange for an honest review. All opi
nions expressed are entirely my own.